My sister and I are not opposed to some sort of buy in as well, as it would likely help my father clear up some debts, and would just be nice to help him realize some sort of lump sum gain, in addition to what would likely be a share of monthly rental income.We are looking at setting up a trust to accomplish all of this, but are just at the beginning of this journey. 

Stick with it and take action with their input and you'll end up having a really nice portfolio in 10 years. 

So many different thoughts but it’s nice to see other people’s input and viewpoints.  

It's a very nice group with a lot of knowledge. 

So, it sounds like I will be more than okay with about 10K to start @Emanuele Mayer and a nice line of credit.  

I just feel like the equity portion is a nice asset to have and not have to use all that cash.

I work from Morgantown to Bridgeport, WV, and we have some nice cash flowing areas in A-B neighborhoods.

I would say the less desirable areas of Dallas county have a pretty nice ratio.

The interiors are not as nice as my Tempo Homes by Clayton but the financing is a game changer.

Nice city.